Mira Fritzsche

Mira Fritzsche was born in Munich in 2005. She began taking ballet lessons at the age of four and gained her first stage experience. She discovered her passion for acting at the Mon-Theater, part of the inclusive Montessori school Aktion Sonnenschein. She learnt her lines with enthusiasm and took on a variety of roles. Following a two-week student internship at the Freie Bühne München (FBM) in autumn 2021 and her successful participation in the FBM Spring Workshop 2023, she developed a desire to make acting her career. In autumn 2023, she began her acting studies at the FBM. Mira Fritzsche has already appeared on stage in several productions at the Freie Bühne München. These include, among others, “Der Gelbe Klang”, directed and dramaturgically supervised by Verena Regensburger and Sascha Fersch, and “Der Diener zweier Herren”, directed by Sascha Fersch. As part of an FBM special workshop on camera acting, she gained her first film experience during the shooting of the short film “Am Rande des Seins” (Director: Sascha Fersch; cinematography: Chris Hierschhäuser). She has also performed scenes from theatre classics such as “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?”, “The Seagull”, “Leonce and Lena” and “Stairs Up” at various FBM showcases.